The classes implement the
Interception.Interceptor.proceed(io.helidon.service.registry.InterceptionContext, io.helidon.service.registry.Interception.Interceptor.Chain, Object...)
with the appropriate behavior of the FT handler, and have an abstract method to get the configured instance of the handler.
When generated, the generated code provides the instance either from ServiceRegistry,
or it creates a new instance, with configuration taken from annotations, and maybe augmented by a
Config.
If you want to implement extend one of these classes, you must add a service annotation
(i.e. Service.Singleton), and the instance must be named with the signature of the
element you want to intercept (the element must already support interception, such as when annotated with an
Interception.Intercepted meta-annotation).
Signature is the fully qualified class name + . + methodName (or field name) + (
+ list of method/constructor fully qualified parameter types separated by a , + ),
such as com.example.MyType.myMethod(java.lang.String,java.lang.String).
Fields do not have the part with parameters, constructor follows method format, where name is <init>.
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Nested Class Summary
Nested ClassesModifier and TypeClassDescriptionstatic classA base interceptor service implementation to supportAsync.static classA base interceptor service implementation to supportBulkhead.static classA base interceptor service implementation to supportFt.CircuitBreaker.static classA base interceptor service implementation to supportFallback.static classA base interceptor service implementation to supportFt.Retry.static classA base interceptor service implementation to supportFt.Timeout. -
Method Summary